ES2207196T3 - Closure device - Google Patents
Closure deviceInfo
- Publication number
- ES2207196T3 ES2207196T3 ES99915525T ES99915525T ES2207196T3 ES 2207196 T3 ES2207196 T3 ES 2207196T3 ES 99915525 T ES99915525 T ES 99915525T ES 99915525 T ES99915525 T ES 99915525T ES 2207196 T3 ES2207196 T3 ES 2207196T3
- Authority
- ES
- Spain
- Prior art keywords
- closing
- armored
- key
- cylinder
- actuator
- Prior art date
- Legal status (The legal status is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion. Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.)
- Expired - Lifetime
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Classifications
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Abstract
The invention relates to a closing device comprising at least one key (22) and one closing cylinder (10), which has at least one cylindrical core (11, 12) with a groove for the key rotatably mounted in cylinder housing. The closing device is adapted with a closing element (21) which in its closed position prevents the cylindrical core from rotating by means of the key and in its open position allows the cylindrical core to rotate by means of said key. The invention further provides an actuator (19) that locks the closure element in the closed position and releases it in the open position, as well as an electronic code generator (42) in the key and an electronic code evaluator (37), which controls the actuator. The closing cylinder has a cylindrical armored sheet comprising a housing of armored sheet (1) that covers the cylinder housing and a plate of armored sheet (6) mounted on it in a rotating way and having a key insertion slot (7) flush with the groove of the cylindrical core key. The closure element and the actuator are arranged in the armored sheet housing. In its closed position the closure element engages the armored plate disc and prevents rotation and releases it in the open position.
Description
Closing device
The invention relates to a device of
lock with an electronically coded key, according to
preamble of claim 1.
A closing device of this class is known
by DE 195 17 728 A1. In this one, the closing cylinder
it carries a cylinder bag in which the actuator is housed
made as an electric motor. The channel for the key is open
in the direction towards the enveloping surface of the cylinder core.
The closing organ is made as a stirrup that with its two
ends enters two housings of the envelope surface of the
cylinder core, on either side of the cylinder channel
open, in the axial zone of the cylinder core, equipped with
mechanical skewers. The actuator arranged in the cylinder bag and
made as an electric motor has a shaft with two opposite cams
each other that in the closing pressure they attack in the stirrup or in the
cylinder housing
The known locking device, with a key
with electronic-mechanical coding, it has
credited broadly. However it is necessary to replace all
The complete cylinder lock. Also you can also only
transform for this closing device the locks of
cylinder carrying cylinder bag.
From DE 42 07 161 A1 a known
closing device with a closing cylinder in which it is
provided an additional electronic lock in the form of a cover
additional. It contains a hood that rotates along with the core
of the cylinder.
From DE 297 03 063 U1 a known
additional electromagnetic lock for the cylinder core, which
attacks in accommodations located on the periphery of the nucleus of the
cylinder.
Also, in DE 196 53 113 A1 patent
describes the realization of an annular coil that serves as a
antenna for data transmission, in a cylinder lock
With additional electronic insurance.
The aim of the invention is to be able to
transform virtually all cylinder locks, without
have to replace them, in a closing device of this class
with electronic coding, in particular
mechanical electronics
This is achieved, according to the invention,
with the closing device characterized in claim 1.
Convenient embodiments are reproduced in the subclaims
of the invention.
The safety of the closing cylinders, to
Often, it leaves enough to be desired. So, for example, you can
undo by screwing a screw into the key channel or
using other undo tools. To better protect
the closing cylinders, these are provided, therefore with a
called cylinder shield, which consists of an armored body
massif that is placed around the closing cylinder, and in which
a solid armored disc with a slot for the
key step The armored body and the armored disk are of a
hard steel, for example, a nickel chrome steel.
The invention is based on the idea of controlling,
by electronic key coding, access to the channel
for the key in the cylinder core with the armored disc. For
in accordance with the invention, the closing cylinder is
provided with one of these cylinder shields. The shield of
cylinder contains, inside the armored body, the actuator as well as
to the closing organ actuated by it, precisely in a
arrangement such that in the locked position it adjusts with the disc
armored preventing its rotation and that in its open position leaves free
the armored disk.
This means that as in a shield of
conventional cylinder, the armored disc prevents access to the channel
for the key in the cylinder core, using a screw or
another similar unlocking tool. But at the same time the
armored disc fulfills the function of allowing only the rotation of the
cylinder core if a correctly coded key is used
electronically
The closure member preferably fits in a
recess in the perimeter of the armored disk. In its closed position
It is preferably subjected to the force of a spring. The force
to fit the closing member in the locked position, it is
that is, in the recess located in the perimeter of the armored disc, the
therefore supplies the spring. The decoupling of the organ from
closing of the recess in the armored disk, that is, the authorization of
armored disc rotation, takes place due to manual force
applied by turning the key inserted in the core of the
cylinder.
To facilitate decoupling, you can
provide surfaces in the closing element or in the housing
of sliding or rolling bodies, for example a ball or a
roller. In this way the closing body opposes a force of
large cut against the violent turn of the armored disc, in the
lock position On the other hand, by turning the core of the
cylinder with the key, the locking member slides or rolls out
of the housing and then along the armored perimeter.
The actuator can be for example an electromagnet.
However, it will preferably consist of an electric motor,
that moves an element that in the locked position adjusts
preferably with both the closing body and the body
armored. The actuator is therefore bistable. This means
that the electric motor is without current both in the position of
lock as in the armored disc release position.
The element that is moved by the electric motor
it can be the nut of an endless transmission, which is guided
movable in the armored body within which it adjusts a thread
located on the motor shaft. There is also the possibility of
make the element, for example, eccentrically on the
Camshaft with two opposite cams, where in the position of
armored disc lock the two cams rest on the organ of
closure or on the armored body.
Since the displacement of the closure organ to
the blocking position takes place by means of the quoted spring,
while the force to move the closing organ to the
release position is applied manually when turning the core of the
cylinder, you can use an engine of very small dimensions, which
It can be housed in the armored body taking up little space.
Its energy consumption is also very small.
For the power supply of the actuator or motor, it can be provided
a battery that can be placed in the door. But
preferably the power supply is integrated into
of the cylinder shield, for example, a button battery
provided in the armored body. You can also be arranged in the
armored body the code evaluator.
The essential advantage of the invention lies in
so that the closing cylinder already existing in the door is
you can keep absolutely unchanged, since it is only done
It must be placed on the closing cylinder, on the side
a security risk, that is, on the outside, by fixing it to the
same, the armor of the cylinder with the closing element and the
actuator as well as possibly the electronic code evaluator
and the power supply unit.
The cylinder shield may be sized
in such a way that it fits virtually any cylinder of
closing. In this way it is independent of the brand. This
it means that according to the invention it can be modified to
virtually any closing cylinder, as per
example a cylinder with euro profile, a round cylinder or a
oval cylinder, with an extremely simple assembly.
It is understood that according to the invention
it is possible to modify both the cylinder locks that have a
single cylinder core like double cylinder locks with
Two cylinder cores In the latter case, it will be provided with
cylinder shield object of the invention the cylinder core
located on the side that poses a security risk, that is
for example, on the outer face of a door.
In that case, the side cylinder core
The interior of the door can only be opened by
mechanical key coding.
According to the invention, the key can have
exclusively an electronic coding. But as usual
are the conventional closing cylinders with mechanical pins
those that are provided with the shield of the cylinder object of the
invention, electronic coding usually only
supposes an additional code that complements the mechanical code of the
key.
The electronic code transmitter on the key
It is preferably formed by a transponder and the evaluator
electronic codes, in the cylinder shield, preferably
by a transponder reader device. For this the key has
preferably a ferrite antenna. If it is done as a key
rotating, two ferrite antennas are planned, one on one side and
another on the other side of the key disk. The disposition of
ferrite antennas on the armored body and on the key has been chosen
in such a way that, being the key inserted in the cylinder of
closure, there is only a narrow gap between the antenna
armored body ferrite and the key ferrite antenna, from
so that during transmission there are only losses of
Very low energy.
The transponder reader device comprises
a microprocessor and nonvolatile memory. In general it is
also provided a clock for the date and time function you use
a quartz oscillator as a time base. The actuator is activated
directly by the microprocessor.
When the key is removed, that is when the
ferrite antenna of the key moves away from the antenna of
ferrite that is in the armored body, the closing body displaces
to the actuator to the closed position. Turning the key inserted
in the closing cylinder, the ferrite antenna of the key is
also moves away from the ferrite antenna in the
armored body This means that if no other measures are taken
In addition, the actuator would be actuated by rotating the cylinder of
closure and would certainly try to move the closure organ to the
closing position
To avoid this, that is to leave the idle
actuator when turning the key, a rotation sensor can be provided, by
example a piezo element or a switch that determines the position
angle of armored disc or cylinder core. Since at
rotate the armored disk or the cylinder core the closing member
is in the release position, the switch will be
preferably performed in such a way that it is operated by the
closing organ when it is in the position of
release.
The concepts of "closing cylinder",
"cylinder housing", "cylinder core", "channel
for the key "and" key "must be interpreted in a sense
broad according to the invention. For example, the invention encompasses
also draggers that have a rotating support within a
housing, if the carrier has a housing, for example, a
polygonal inner hole, into which a
tool as a key, for example polygonal. Of the
In the same way, the armored body can also be formed by a
piece of hardware.
The following are described in more detail at
example title various embodiments of the closure device
object of the invention, using the drawing. In this
show:
Figure 1 a perspective view of a shield
of the cylinder according to an embodiment of the invention;
Figure 2 a longitudinal section through a
closing cylinder with the cylinder shield according to figure 1,
in the closed position;
Figure 3 a section along the line
III-III of Figure 2;
Figure 4 a longitudinal section through
another embodiment, in the release position;
Figure 5 a section along the line
V-V of Figure 4;
Figure 6 a longitudinal section through
another embodiment, in locked position;
Figure 7 a section along the line
VII-VII of Figure 6, and
Figure 8 a longitudinal section through
another embodiment, in the closed position.
According to figure 1, a shield of
cylinder 1 consists of an armored body 2 with a front wall
3 and a peripheral wall 4. In the front wall 3 it is housed inside
a hole a rotating armored disk 6, which has a groove
for the passage of the key 7. The armored body 2 and the armored disk
3 are of a steel several millimeters thick, for example, of
nickel chrome steel.
A lock is shown in figure 2
double cylinder 10 with two cylinder housing halves 8, 9,
in which two cylinder cores 11, 12 are housed
rotating Each cylinder housing half 8, 9 is provided with
a cylinder bag 13, 14. Between the housing halves of the
cylinder 8, 9 is provided a housing for a closing pallet
16, which is connected without rotation with the cylinder cores 11, 12
through a coupling that is not represented. Hole 18
It is used to fix the double cylinder lock 10 with a screw
a door.
About half of cylinder housing 8
arranged, for example, by the outer face of the door goes
placed the cylinder shield 1, so that the front face and
the perimeter of the half of the cylinder housing 8 remain
covered by the cylinder shield 1. The cylinder shield 1
it is fixed to the middle of the cylinder housing 8, such that
the passage groove for the key 7 is aligned with the channel for
the cylinder core key (which is not operated). The disc
armored carries an annular flange 15, which is housed in a slot
annular 17 on the inner face of the front wall 3 of the body
armored 2, preventing it from being removed.
In the peripheral wall 4 of the shield of the
cylinder 1 and from the bottom face away from the armored disk 6 is
arranged as an actuator an electric motor 19 in a corresponding
Longitudinal housing on the inner face. On the front wall 3
of the cylinder 1 shield and in a corresponding guide located in
the inner face is radially movable in one and the other
felt a closing organ 21.
The closing member 21 prevents, in its position of
closure shown in figures 2 and 3, the armored disk rotation
6, while in the release position represented in the
Figure 5 allows armored disk 6 to rotate. By locking
the rotation of the armored disk 6 according to figures 2 and 3 prevents
same time the rotation of the core of the cylinder 11 by means of the
key 22, whereby lock 10 is locked, while
when armored disk 6 is released to rotate according to the
Figures 4 and 5, the cylinder core 11 can be rotated and so
both the lock can be opened, assuming the recesses (no
represented) and other mechanical encodings of the key 22
move the skewers (not shown) of the cylinder lock
10 to the release position.
The closing organ 21 is realized as a
stirrup with two ends 24, 25 that fit into two housings 26,
27 on the perimeter of the armored disk 6 on either side of the
key slot 7, for which the closing element or
stirrup 21 is forced by springs 28, 29 to the position of
coupling (figure 3).
The shaft 31 of the electric motor 19 carries a thread
that fits into a nut 33 that is housed movable in the
corresponding longitudinal housing 34 arranged on the face
inside the shield of the cylinder 1, such that in the
closing position according to figures 2 and 3 is located between the
closure member or stirrup 21 and peripheral wall 4 of the
cylinder 1 shield while in the release position
according to figures 4 and 5 it is displaced towards the electric motor 19
such that the closing member or stirrup 21 can be
move radially away from armored disk 6 overcoming the
spring force 28, 29.
This means that in the position of
release shown in figures 4 and 5, by turning the key 28
The ends 24 are pushed into the core of the cylinder 11,
25 of stirrup 21 outside of housings 26, 27 of the disk
armored 6, overcoming the force of the springs 28, 29, thereby
the cylinder core 11 can rotate freely.
On the front wall 8 of the armored body 2 is
arranged a rotation sensor 35 that captures the position of the organ of
close 21 and thus prevent the electric motor from being operated
11 after releasing armored disk 6, when rotating the disc
armored 6.
According to figures 1 to 3, on the wall
front 3 of the armored body 2 and in a corresponding hole
a ferrite antenna 36 is arranged. The antenna 36 is connected
to an electronic code evaluator 37, for example a device
transponder reader, which is arranged in a housing in the
inner side of the peripheral wall 4 of the armored body 2. The
power supply system 38 consists of a battery
button that is located in a housing on the inner face of
the peripheral wall 4 of the cylinder body 2, on the opposite side
to the code evaluator 37.
The key 22 carries in the fist of the key 40 a
ferrite antenna 41 that is connected to an electronic module 42,
which contains the data carrier or code generator. Module 42
It can be done as a transponder.
The embodiment according to figures 4 and 5
differs from that of figures 2 and 3 essentially because the
code evaluator and power supply unit are not
arranged in the armor of the cylinder 1 but, for example, in the
Inner face of the door.
In the embodiment according to figures 6 and
7, the antenna that is connected to the code evaluator 37 is
made as annular antenna 43, arranged on the front wall 3
of the armored body 2, concentric around the hole for the
shielded disk 2. The annular antenna 43 has greater power, ie
which in addition to having greater reach offers the advantage of greater
speed in data transmission and, therefore, times of
shorter opening. In this embodiment you can also
eventually give up the rotation sensor 35.
In the embodiment according to figure 8, the
ferrite antenna 44 is arranged in an inner housing in the
front wall 3, ie displaced inwards and so
So much is not accessible from the outside. The key 22 is
made as a reversible key. According to this, they are
planned ferrite antennas 45, 46 in the area of each face
close to the stem of the key, precisely in that area of the
key shank inside the armored disk 6
when the key 22 is inserted in the channel for the key of the
cylinder core 11.
Claims (13)
1. Locking device comprising at least one key and one closing cylinder, which have at least one cylinder core or similar drive that can rotate, housed in a cylinder housing, with a key channel, with a closing element which in its closing position prevents the rotation of the cylinder core by means of the key and in its release position allows the rotation of the cylinder core by means of the key, with an actuator that locks the closing element in the closed position and it leaves it free in the release position, and with an electronic code generator on the key and an electronic code evaluator that controls the actuator, characterized in that the closing cylinder (10) is provided with a cylinder shield (1), which has an armored body (2) that covers the cylinder housing (1) and inside it an armored disk (6) with rotating support, with a keyway groove (7) aligned with the key channel l cylinder core (11), because the closing member (21) and the actuator are arranged in the armored body (2) and because the closing member (21) is coupled in its closed position with the armored disc (6 ) preventing its rotation, and in its release position it releases the armored disc (6).
2. Closing device according to claim 1, characterized in that the closing member (21) fits in its closed position at least in a housing (26, 27) located on the perimeter of the armored disc (6).
3. Closing device according to claim 2, characterized in that the closing member (21) is made as a stirrup which with its two ends (24, 25) fits into two housings (26, 27) on the perimeter of the armored disc ( 6) on either side of the keyway slot (7).
4. Closing device according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the closing member (21) is subjected to the force of a spring in its closed position.
5. Closing device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the power supply unit (38) and / or the code evaluator (37) are arranged in the armored body (2).
6. Closing device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the actuator is formed by an electric motor (19) or an electro-magnet.
7. Closing device according to claim 6, characterized in that the electric motor (19) moves an organ that in the closed position is coupled on one side with the closing member (21) and on the other hand with the armored body (2 ).
8. Closing device according to claim 7, characterized in that the organ is formed by the nut (33) of a helical mechanism.
9. Closing device according to claim 1, characterized in that an antenna (36, 43, 44) is provided in the armored body (2) to receive the encoded information from the electronic code transmitter (42) located in the key (22) ).
10. Closing device according to claim 9, characterized in that the antenna for receiving the encoded information extends in the front wall (3) of the shield (2) around the armored disk (6) in the form of an annular antenna (43).
11. Locking device according to claim 9, characterized in that the antenna (45, 46) is provided in the key (22) in that area of the key shank that is inside the armored disk (6) when the key (22 ) is inserted into the cylinder core (11).
12. Closing device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the electronic code transmitter is formed by a transponder (42), and the electronic code evaluator (37) by a transponder reading device.
13. Locking device according to claim 1, characterized in that a rotation sensor (35) is provided in the armored body (2) for not activating the actuator when turning the key (22), to capture the position of the closing element ( twenty-one).
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